Students will explore the impact of trauma on child development, drawing on attachment, neurobiological, and socio-cultural components of trauma.
This course builds on previous knowledge of therapeutic assessment and intervention and theoretical orientations to therapeutic relationships. In this course, trauma theory is examined within a developmental-ecological perspective.
Students will explore the impact of trauma on child development, drawing on attachment, neurobiological, and socio-cultural components of trauma.
The practical aspects of undertaking therapeutic care are examined including forming therapeutic relationships and the importance of trauma-informed life-space interventions.
Emphasis will be placed on trauma-informed practice skills and strategies that have applicability to a wide variety of trauma contexts.
Through experiential learning and case study applications students are provided opportunities to go beyond the theoretical and explore real-world complex situations using in-class simulations.
This course considers trauma-informed practice at the individual, group, organization and community levels.
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This class is designed for complete beginners or students who have learned Reiki a long time ago and they haven’t been practicing it for a while.
The Mental Health Awareness program is an introductory course with the aim of increasing mental health literacy, decreasing the stigma associated with this topic and building the confidence of participants to help others.
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In Reiki 1 you will learn The Human Energy System
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